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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10
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NOTES BY LAST NIGHTS WIRES
Ross Hung in Baltimore The New Work
socialists The Irish Question More Vic
tims Of a Wreck a Mexican Judge Re
lieSed from Duty

iesed from Duty
Baltimore, Sept 9-John Thomas
Ross, colored was executed AZ 1915 p
N. to-day, for the murder of Emily
Brown, white. He spent the few remain.
ing hours OF his life after breakfast in
conversation with his lady visitors and
in singing am invocation 90 the Almighty
Toward O'cl0ck The visitors in tine ccil
sang Nearer My God 90 Thee. and al
though Ross lid not repeat the words
throughout, his voice could Dee heard Hf
times clear and distinct and without %
irem0r joining In the refrain Hc then
came out of hi, cell in his shirt siecycsaud
with both hands in his pockets galci fnr
% minute or s0 at the newspaper mon
deputy shcrIls. and officers of the nH
standing about the lobby Hise, were
glazed. and ho gazcd about and up al The
ceiling as if hc realized that there were
anumher oi people present but stiil had
his smind absorbed by some oyershai0w.ng
idea from which he could not free him
self There was not. however fhc
slightest outward indication of nervous
ness noticeable I'm amy movement Hc
made
500 i- WE'LL WITHIN sorf.
About 930 o'clock Rev Messr- Allen
and Reed, Ross spiritual advisers. made
their appearance and were shown at
once to the cell of the d00medman They
cNhoried Ross to bear upmanml'y under
the trying ordeal and to put bis trust in
the Lord Ross responded to their eN-
h0rati0n hy starting up the hymn IN
rs we'll with my soul The cler-ymCn
and the Two women Joined in thc chorus.
and ihe music re.cchoed throughout thc
entire building Rev Mr. Linkhan came
iu 900 I'D o'clock and went into the cell,
just as the group around Ross We're
singing. "lt is good 90 be there Ross
then sang a solo, Il do not want to leave
that happy home. anil 70 was noticed
t0r the first time that he appeared q little
nervous Two of Ross relatives. VIM
and Ida BlOck,t0n. came tO the JAIL
about garter tO n o'clock. and were at
once admitted to his CELL Ross was
deeply affected at the meeting. and their
presence seems still further tO mnerye
him Then the minister nt0nel fhe
hymn "l' 'll soon be- af home There
were only those present who were invited
blythe sheriff 40 the appointed time
Ross started from his cell to the gall0W,
a few minutes later, after Dee was manac-
Ted and lhe black cap drawn over .i- face.
The spring was touched and the trap fen
Ross died without struggle His neck
was not broken. and bee died of ,tangu
lafiOn in ten and half minutes
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THE CLAY WARD ACTIyES.
Large aud Enthusiastic Meeting Last
Night.

iHtAi hiAN hthAHH~ffh'ff' N'''H '"sf'
Night.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Clay Ward Actives was held at Crit
fth's Hall last night
T. p. Campbell was reelected prcsi
dent. and b a. Jacobs. Nirginiu- John
son. William Ryan and Frank + Burke
vice presidents s. B. Brady, secretary
and j b Haley. sergeant alarms.
The following finance committee was
appointed William Ryan, Roger Akin.
SON. John j King +. +. Burke, T. ID
Starke, G. W GOddin. and Thomas IT
Gum Executive committee b. 4. Jacob.
Thomas ! Smith. " r. Lee. William $
Pitcher birginius Johnson. John Schl0.-
ser. and George BOykiu-
Mr Frank y Burke offered ra-Olu-
tIon in favor of posfponcment oi the
primary election until september 2Ith. lf
was adopted and Messrs Burke and vs.
= Pitcher appointed fo wait 0n fhc City
Committee aud urge % pO-fp0ncm.1f
Captain John ll o O'Baunon proposed
fhc name of Councilman John ID Conner
a- % member of fhc club and hc WAS
unanimously elected Mr Conner re.
p0niei 'n brief speech. and invited thc
Clay Ward Active. t0 atfcnda mcoiug0f
ihc Irving HaIl Democratic Club next
Tuesday night
Captain % Bann0n and Nr Meade Has
k.ns addressed thc meeting after which
300 adjournment Wa.hadtoneNt Ncines-
lav night
Tine club a- rcorsanDei +. strictly
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AEennhlloan InAenlIon.

WASHINGTON. september J.-There is
much comment here 0nlght regarding
thc report that the friends Of NJ Carlisle
wish him fo AAe thc chaIrman.hip of the
Ways aud Means Committee instead Of
thc -pcakcrhip n th. neAt House. The
story is evidently Republican, "a, mo- con.
frmaI0n of such report can be found
among tle speaker friends
Dr. Aa- also been said bee could not be-
reelected t0 thaf office because be would
have t0 appoint the Elections Committee
chat Wi.i decide fhc Ihoche contest \
precedent for this i- found in the Twenty
seventh Congress wherein VI Bolts
Whig contested the seat of y. II tones,
Democrat Jones was elected speaker
lle appointed an acting speaker and left
the chair. and ihe acting speaker there
upon appointed the Elections Committee
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Mar.haII and Monroe Mnrl..

Business meetings of the Democratic
Clubs OF Marshall aud Monroe wards
were held last night A number Of new
name, We're enrolled and much work
mapped out
Several stirring addresses were made
and the condition Of both wards was re-
ported "a. promising and hopeful
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William Mann coloredl, while at work
yesterday ON the new store Of Goddard
* Moses, ON Main between Ninth and
Tenth streets, miraculously escaped per-
hap- serious If not fatal injuries In de
scending from "a -cailold he fell q dis
tance of twenty feet, crashing through d
skylight 10 the floor below, receiving but
Il Slight scratch upon the hand.
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ms.,,c c,a" '"' p'N' 'ore,sn aud Do
I'm. '' ITO" specials to the
An advance in the Baltimore and Ohio
stock was reported in Baltimore yester.
day
The German shin rn,..
burned st CsriiF ~. '.'''es ia mas oeen
aboard ~ ~ 0s'Ao
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soiil.,.i go. ','.'o ~ ''ie -NeN ofA Con
.asiai4 v.l.'hi.. ,oSN a',u '''oieum Exchange
''''''''s
Farmer Lyman, resident Of the south.
ern part 0f DOwners Grove township
I'D was gorei t0 death hy bull.
Tho.,~......
No,, y,r,i L..' o' N..ena'ot dorsey. IN
, i,,,.,...,. .I-.. 81, 'i'c" 3" satisfy
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20 lnmparl.on. OdLnn. .

This is what the Danyile R,g1te says
A New York paper is trying 90 raise "a
fund to erect monument t0 General
Grant 4 Richmond paper is trying 90
raise a fund 90 celebrate appropriately
the laying Of the cornerstone OF m1nu-
meut t0 General Lee Now let's -ec who
love their hero best-the people OF Rich
m0nd or the people of New York bet
u- add, however, that New York has thus.
far raised about seven thousand of the
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars me, ded
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10

SAN FmN0.oD. CAL, september o.
The mate of the bark Angel Dolly. seized
by the revenue steamer Rush for Illicit
sealing. arrived to day lie says his
vessel while cruising in the vicinity Of
Chum ISLANDS fle early part of the sea
son. found IL bark lying on Rocky beach
broken in tNo. The name on The stern
wa, Amethyst There Was nothing TO
show what had happened 10 her Last
December the steamer Rush was sent by
~ecrelary Manning 20 search for the
AmeinH.L. -ll Ll--ll
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san Francisco. september 9.-Io-day
is legal holiday n California. il being
the thirty seventh anniversary Of The ad-
mission of California into the Union.
Business IS almost entirely suspended
throughout tle State and celebrations
are being held iu ADD large cities.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10

The above club meets every week at
the farm of Mr. Henry Hechler where
they engage In quoit pitching and ,ociable
converse The members are 5 j. John
son. Peter Crew. j. IL. Frischkorn, II.
& lIechler, VI + Gary, j. W Ferguson
R. Briggs. C. + Brauer
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Prominently Mentioned.

Among the names prominently spoken
Of for The House OF Delegates besides
those mentioned yesterday, are Colonel
\. ; Buford, Mr. George A. Ainslie, Mr.
Richard L. Brown, all the city members
Of the last house, aud General John K.
Cooke
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10

The outing of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association to-day win De to Gaines
Mil and The battle fields The party
viii. leave the hall at 330 pm. and take
omnibuses to the mill They VIII return
about o'clock Expenses about forty
cents Mr. Carlton Mccarthy SSH. act as
Iealer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10

CmcAGo. Sept after the meeting
of the switchmen last night Il became
known that ;Ae SIX discharged men
would De reinstated BY many this Was
regarded a. a virtual settlement, " the
trOnhle
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At the meeting of the Manchester City
school Board Thursday night Miss Nellie
Leonard was elected teacher and iss
Lsurs Bass was elected substitute teach
ar
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ON THE EAST SIDE.


Among the ships and Factories old
Bird in Hand a Lovely but Las
DAY some of the Noted Localitle- Of the
Downtown Quarter
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rfIECRAPHIC SUMMARY.

IN" hoings ~ the Dav, Foreign aud DO.
ne>'i'' cleaned from specials to the
Times
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.hA COAL YARD .IIm smuom. Broad
Pine streets W IS. Pitcher. agent An
.-. OF toa. Wood. aud Coke. rele-
.lU 5
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Contraction. tui Builders
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

EASTER SUNDAY this year will be
celebrated with more than usual inter-
est BY the Protestant Episcopal Church
because It will be the one hundredth
anniversary Of the arrival 10 America
Of Bishops White and Provost, the FIRST
bishops OF the Episcopal Church after
their oonsecr alton in England. There
have been wonderful changes wrought
since then Bishop White in his
memoirs SAWS: 1--WE left London on
the evening OF the 9th OF February.
reached Falmouth on tho 10th and
were detained there by contrary winds
until Sunday, the 18th, when we en-
barked, and after voyage pr precisely
seven weeks landed ut New York on
the afternoon OF Easter Sunday" Were
the good bishop alive DOW he could
cross the Atlantic In as many days Oil
1t then took weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

WE'LL, WHAT II Governor BiggH has
appointed his son John Attorney Gen.
erei Of the State OF Delaware? Is he
mot competent to perform the duties OF
the Office? He has been Deputy Attor.
ney-General two years. and has sho wn
great tsct and displayed commendable
ability and force in the prosecution OF
Oases. Were he not the son OF Cover,
NOR I1'egs he would pe eligible and
availsb pie in every respect and not a
word tould be. spoken apsinst the ap-
E0fnt1G6ns. viii this State of Delaware
not be- rs we'll defended by Mr.. John
Biggs, though he be o son OF the Gov
ernor, rs II he was the son of some.
body else? Efi cheney and honesty are
what the State want In her public
o<zlcers more than that he should not
b the son Of the Governor. The prac.
fieeMr. Blggs has had as Deputy At
torney-Ge leral of the Safe but the bet
nor qualities him for the duties OF the
D1dce upon which he is about to enter,
and We have no doubt his adminis.ra
ton OF the OH 70 will be vigorous and
e6ective.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

MICHIGAN after hard fought battle
yesterday endorsed the prinoiple OF pro-
hibltion - ss sngrAttsd into the Con-
stitution Of the State, by NOT . very
large but decided majority. The vote
ID an indication Of the drift OF pubic
opinion, which cannot be overlooked.
The people Of the country are conserve
tive and slow to move upon the liquor
question. Respectable taverns, for the
accom- mediation Of the public, would
not be interfered with, % they are
recognised public necessities, but sena'
ment for several years has been crys
tAlizine against the common saloon
The voice from Michigan 10 that 1881
license must be given to the hquol
TRAFFIC or prohibition wave will wip'
10 out. What Michigan DID yesterdA!
other States stand ready to 10 when 81
opportunity Is offered. l. would o
much better for those opposed to prohi'
bition to confine themselves to the regu
lar tavern with Its ACCOMMODATIONS 10
boarders and travellers. Sentiment
decidedly against the common drinking
saloon, with no other purpose In view
than to furnish drink.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Is welcome
to ali the comfor he can extract from
tle elections In Michigan and Clncin-
natl yesterday, and he will receive less
c,mior from the election to be held In
Chicago to-day. In all these cases the
Democratic party is only o good third
party, the Labor party q good second
and the Republicans ahead all the
time. The President may adopt o
vigorous policy II he pleases, and ell
the Republicans In office may have to
20, but that will not re-elect him to Q
second term. The fngerboArd Of poll
tics points to o contest between the Re-
publlcans and the Labor party in 1888,
with the Democratic party % . side
show.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
TROUBLE AHEAD,

AS the time approaches for
moving and you contemplate
buying a new stove or making
changes, we advise you before
purchasing to look well to what
stove you select, and will name
you the Harvest Home, Electric
and Canopy Ranges; no cheap
or trashy castings or anything
light in them, but the best ones
in the market, as we have tes-
timonials to that effect, and
every one sold on a guarantee.
We have cheaper grades-a No.
Y stove, with fixtures, as low as
|SI2.oo, and 4 few a little off
that will sell below cost. We
were never in better shape than
at the present for a full line of
Housefurnishing Goods, viz;
Hanging Lamps, Stand Lamps,
Tubs, Buckets, Cutlery, Silver
Plated Ware, Tin, Iron and Gran
lite Ware, and are prepared with
the best Melyn plate and good
workmen to do roofing and job
work for prices as are consit
ent with ~ dealing at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
1|ses and L.ght Corporations.

Un&oR the surface OF this apparently
Ihnemlees title lies mine OF mischief,
- ~ axe mot 90 sure thst the Della
DlDo Legislature has not sootched o
SnGnstse that had 1t been warmed into
~ " the revivifyipg influence Of gae.
MGAt and fuel. IL might have caused
- people Of the Safe much regret
munk u resolved countenance. What
Do1AwAre escaped, Pennsylvania is
1ogeatsued With. The Philadelphia
2oooed, glowing indignant over the
gowing power Of monopolies, says the
Wosysasvil seems to have been let looie
- Hssrisburg this year In the dispo.
g1o1oa shown TO enlarge the power Of
ogpoeAtions to the curtailment OF pri-
Nn1s md public right and convenience.
i - subject to which the Record more
DaEtiCularly refers 10 that (which pro-
Booss 70 give light, heat and fuel oom-
pAniss nov chartered, or hereafter to be
1nasssrsd. the power Of eminent do
I snAin-that 10, the right to invade any
ooWn OK city and OCCUPY It's streets
W1eh subwAys, with or without the
Nsnssat OF the local authorities, except
= 70 grades, and the right to 60 and
aome In the highways. The light, heat
md fuel companies that desire to tear
~ streets for their plant shonld have
no privileges except such - may be
wsanted them by the local authorities. -
No exception can be taken to the Re.
eord's views by anybody who has the
GOD Of local government at heart. To,
9uch care cannot be taken in the
granting of privileges to corporations,
even BY municipal legislation. In New
Xoek, that city gave the gas and cleo.
80 light companies immensely valua-
- frAnchises, In return for which the
of1y rats nothing-uot even fair treat
Hnoaf, remarks the Tribune, which
paper further says Of these companies:
They have formed o com bina.ion to
pesvent competition and each company
Axes the price In its own district. The
Eesult 10, In some cases q greater charge
- the city than to private customers.
Several years ago the charge for 3 gas
lamp was $l2 80, where 1t is now
$3.50 The electric light companies
a6k ton cents per night more for each
Hight than is charged in Brooklyn,
ehoagh 1t has recently been shown that
the charge there Is excessive. More
Hight ON these points Is evidently
needed" We fully agree with every
VOID the Tribune has uttered. 1t 10 q
matter OF record that wherever gas
companies have been let into cities to
compete with old established com.
pauies the price Of gas has advanced.
In our own city there Is NO competition
md there IL no other city Of Its size In
fhs Union where gas is furnished al
Ems low rate OF 81 80 per thousand feet.
This would not De the case II Q compet.
ing company were let into Whining
ton. One company would necessarily
have to absorb the other, after which
the price would have to be raised to
eover the expense Of the Introduction
Of new company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

MAYOR HEWITT, Of New York, has
oAught the general moral awakening OF
tho times. and he now says the low
drinking and dancing resorts of that
city Will have to &c, and when the
Mayor says such a thing lie means 1t.
He will, however, End more diff suit
task on his hands than the Mayor OF
Rhiladelphia has. In New York the
police are under the direct orders OF
fhe Police Commissioners, and he does
not know to what extent he can rely on
Yolice assistance. He intends, how.
1ver, to invoke their aid and II they dc
not assist him, and he has no powe, to
make them do 60, he will resign hi.
Ofilce, and those who know his deter
mined character say he will be as goot
- his word.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
WANAMAKERo'

all that we want to show
you. The rarest things from
Paris and from Lyons are
here. Novel, rich, costly.
Choice novelties are costly.
They are all over the Store.
Buy if you want and we'll be
glad to sell; but enjoy the
sight of them if you DOM
care to buy.
Store and Museum this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

II LOOKS now as II the Philadelpbia
And Reading Railroad were to be
Reaced upon its feet again, as out OF a
eotal issue OF bonds by that com pany,
nmounting to nearly one hundred and
eighteen millions OF dollars, all but
'osven millions have been handed In
Mndcr the new plan OF reorganiz alton,
ehus insuring the success of the meas
ase. Those who do not accept the
nsAsure will be- entirely shut out. I,
- % be hoped that this will bring ths
dAwnipg OF q better day for this Ions
badRered and financially embarrassed
road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

"A MOVEMENT has been started In
Buffalo, N. Y, by the firs under
writer's OF that city, TO pr )hitis smoking
An newspaper Off ,es and the board has
ordered Its secretary to In ,orm all ne VS.
pApef propristors that hereafter nc
Stacking will be permitted under pres.
out rates, the alternative being re-
oiassifi cation of policies under the
had OF extra hsz ,rdous risks. Several
snail fires In newspaper esta blishment
noused the order to be issued.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

As ANTICIPATED the municipal
struggle In Cincinnati, Ohio. yesterday,
Was contested by only the Republicans
md the labor men, the Republicans
Wdnning the mayor by very small
naieEity. The prominent feature OF
IL contest IL the squelohing out Of the
Dsmocrsttc party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05
WHINE y 1aTOn a NOnTHERN n. y

Time table In efiec, Jan. 23rd, 1857. Trains
leave Wilmington (French st-ect) rs follows
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring.
Vile, Tan aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, wer.
ncrsville and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. r., 100 a. III. and 2.4b D. N.
For Coatesville, EmbreeviIle, I-epape,
Ohadd'B Ford and DuPont's and in.orme-
diato points, 7.0n q. m. 2<b, and So o. 10.
For West Chester, I. 90 Q. m. 2t6, and l.bs
p. m.
For New Bridge and Intern ediate points,
Ga p. m. Except on Saturday, whom train
will leave at 8 80 p. m.
A. u. MoCAUSLAED, l.. A. BOWER,
SuperiDtsbdent. 1snu rkss. Ag't
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At Chaliant's Cheap Shoe Store,
No. All King Street,

Babies extra good kid and pebble but.
ton, at 25c. Child's extra good kid and
spring, at SIC. Child's fine high. cut kid
spring, only 81 Misses high cut school
shoes, only 81. Misses fine kid and peb
Bile, neat, durable and well-ftting, only
S1.25 La. extra good kid and pebble, at
81. The best 75c. shoe for old ladies. La.
good lasting kid, fog button, lat $1.25 Mems
reliable sewed, lace and button, Sf.75
Mems hook lace and Congress, at Sl.35
Boys and youths school shoes, from 81
to 81 %.
chalfant's Cheap Shoe Store,
No. all King Street. m2tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

Compliments ca me thick
enough to confuse Us. Gull
tured people said: "This is
education.' Others: "This is
business N e W Workers
said there was g cheek" in
our invitations to the 0cea-
sion in their papers. But we
have nothing against New
\ ork. All New York is
welcome-to the sp a C c
Philadelphia does not fill ir
Our (your) store. Merchants
said; "lt's well to assert dry
goods" And thu the talk
went on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

IN o.r.Il.os.-l. ~,
| Hsd,,oOos n .;,. q The b, ssll ,
city q wiimies;s,,aa,s as Hs
.nd State of usls va oa,al,s ~
me reQuirsm sp, ia y, b ~
a. nssns aaiIy in such q s. u, sasS!
,whi MI Y to the 0ou .,,e ;, ,ti,l "
me STATE OF i,.l ss,. q oasIl
a. D.. lssT bsiDoo ay,ArS
, TVv,,, l q. = llssnss ,o ~ :, a.u !
liquors IN less a 1a,S ,'is1,ses n
% drunk on ,hs Inr,..,,,.',lsiavs
rsst ectable clt, p.sal..i VI \
mend tho SAID s apsI9. a,M 4
frank Zimusrmp,pn, ~
!ane s 4. Z,leiet,' s%sahai'l
y nou y H.mne.er Tn,'hs'
Fergus Ryan. !assII
Geo. Schenss. < Ast,,,
Hilorias o. B.l.i,y ,tiidis,
las; M; 9illmore !; TN
Il. a. william s'a~ss
J. A. Howard rsxls,
Joseph zlnmsru,, Iapa'T
y. W. Lyman, ralrayI
James Ii. uornan S,aaMS
Joseph Frazer, sa,hs
fAAsi'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

Ton lad an Z -rbey7enfe
yesterday.
lou, the Dress Goods ad,
mlring public; YOU bought
much, wanted to b uy more,
and couldn't. You were too
numerous; we were too few,
although we counted hun
dreds at Dress and Silk
Goods counters. I o-day we
are ready for you. Numbers
increased to meet all corners.
Only one limi t-space.
That's an exact quantity,
but perhaps Ores 8 Goods
and Silks may steal a march
l-pre-empt the space oil
other stufs. SOU after soy.
ereignty may be the doc.
trine of the hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

A word about what YOU
can see here to day. The
long list Of barga ms spread
out again, but the y are not